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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-04
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
A Mig Enterprise Contemplated
sad Drowning.

ISPICIAL TO TIE AFFHAL'T
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, May 3-Dr.
Coldwell, president OF the E'yton
land Company, announces that at
the annual meeting Of his direct
ors next Thursday he will recon-
mend an expenditure OF $4,000
in large and modern rolling mill
and smaller kindred enterprises. His
idea is to run the mill on the profit
sharing system. The doctors sug-
gestions are almost sure to Ego"
A special from Tuscaloosa announces
the accidental drowning today OF
Lem Matthews, a most promising
and prepossessing young cadet from
this place. while he was in bathing
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-04

T ELLA SCOTT LODGE, No. 2S9, A
LIZA A.M.-Will meet in stated ~
communication this "WEDNESDAY " N
evening, Maya 1857, at 7 $50 o. clock, w
for dispatch Of business. Visiting
brethren are fraternally invited.
By order JAS. s. MAHAFFY, WIN.
Attest: VIZ. FIENfH, Secretary,
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DIED.

MCKNIGHT-Tuesdsy, May 8, 1887, At
o'clock p m, at residence, on JaGSAmine
street, Mrs. O. W. MoKNIofiT.
Remains will DO carried to IukA for inter-
msnt this "WEDNESDAY morning at s:SC
o'clock.
FLRTOHER-At residence Of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry NJ. Ferguson, No. 98 Madi-
son street., Tuesday morning, Mays, 1851,
in the 18th year Of his age, Col. kOBHRT
FLEToHER.
Fur eral will take place from residence
this Nv WEDNESDAY, morning at 10 o'clock.
Friends Of the family ara invited to attend.
Services ~ the Rev. Mr.. Long.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-04

To BE free from sick hea daehe, bill
liousness, constipation, ETC., use Car
ter's Little Liver Pills. Strictly vege-
table. They gently stimulate the liver
and free the stom sch from bile.
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KNOXVILLE, TENN.

Granger Coanty VIII Vote 100000
for tine RidIRnd ROAD.
lsPIOIAL TO THE APPHAL.I
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May ga rous-
ing railroad meeting was held at Rut.
ledge, in Granger county, today, in
favor of the Tennessee Midland. A
number of committees were appointed
and the county will vote 500, 600 to
the road.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-04
MARRIED..

SULLIVAN -DWYER AT st. Peters
Church, on Tuesday morning, May 8, 1887,
the Rev. Father Ryan, o. p, oidciatinE,
EUGENE B. SULLIVAN and Miss LIEzIE A.
DWYER.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-04
COIgate's Toilet soaps.

Exquisitely perfumed, absolutely
pure, popular everywhere. Cashmere
Bouquet UNSURPASSED.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-04
THE CHICKASAW land CO.
~, .,,.,u,c uryy OFFICERS
IL..a.. Praidnt
A.
$2OOOOOO CAPITAL STOCK. 4! e.

s5 Acres high rolling lands three miles from the center Memphis The Aemph
odan Prospect
of magnificent and will be
frontage Mississippi Whafs Fact
tnprs ant homes o op
for ,beipn
The orespndene fmanuac
A.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

R1g Iron heIII IN TOWW-AM AWnpOf-
tant arrest.
laPHOIAL TO TIE AFPEAL.I
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nay 3,-Pig
Iron Kelly arrived in the city today
from Admission. In an interview be
had much to say Of that thriving town,
and was pronounced in the reiteIation
OF his views on protection.
Ike johnson, wanted for burn
ing Miller's barn, at Shelbyville,
for whom q reward OF $3.50 was offered.
was arrested at midnight by Deputy
Sheriff Rasor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-04

In mining districts Salvation Oil ia
regarded as an Indispensable necessity.
Miners will have it.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-09-24

. population happy, con.ented, we'll fed,
and in some instances tabulously rich.
10 olden days An occasional vessel stop
ped to buy hides, but the happy people
of Alamosa we're practically shut out from
the world. They spent their days and
nights feasting, dancing, singing. playing
guitars, making love to DARK eyed seno-
ritas. gambling, cock fighting, and on
grand occasions bull fighting. AS An in
stance Of the great wealth OF the old
Mexican grandees, there was q very rich
man who on the occasion Of the christen-
ing Of his first born, had a pavement Of
solid silver bricks laid from his residence
to the cathedral, q distance of 1000 feet.
When taken up after the ceremony, the
bricks filled four large rooms At his haci.
enda. 1t was not an unusual thing for
one of the wealthy mine owners or ran
cheros to invite the entire population of
Alamosa to visit his ranch and feast for
days aud nights ut time. Sometimes
the festivities we're prolonged for two
weeks.-Interview in Chicago Times.
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THE SHEPHERDS COLLIE.

Of the animals adapted to usefulness
to the farmer by their labor and skill We
do not make as much use Of the dog a.
would be profitable. In some countries
Of Europe he is least Of burden, aud
the streets Of cities are crowded with
heavily laden carts drawn Ivy dogs. But
his greatest usefulness is found in his
care of sheep, and ir this service he dis
plays great intelligence. Of various
breeds employed for this purpose the
Scotch Collie stands pre-eminent. The
we'll authenticated accounts of his intel
ligence and skill and devotion to duty
excite our wonder. ss the displays OF
these qualities excite the admiration of
every beholder. The writer has seen
flocks Of wild Herdwicks upon the noun
tains of Westmorland and Cumberland,
in England, and of Black faces in the
Highlands Of Scotland, handled by one
dog more effectively than could be done
by many men, while his faithful service
continued through both day and night.
Scotch writers 1--we to record his praises
One has said, "He drives ont the sheep to
pasture. confines them to their allotted
territory (where there are no fences),
keeps the focks separate, picks out from
another band and brings back to its own
strsying sheep; at command it collects
into one place the sheep that may he
scattered for miles around; watches his
charge faithfully through night and
storm. is unyielding with the headstrong
rams, and considerable Of the tender lambs;
displays courage. caution, patience and
tact in handling the flock; and will move
the sheep or force them into the fold
quicker, more surely. and with less dem
onstration than dozen men," II has been
said Ivy high authority that without him
it would require so many men to manage
the hOcks upon the mountain lands of
England and Scotland as to make keep
ing sheep upon them Improbable. But
he is not confined to the mountains. He
is found everywhere throughout England.
upon large farms and small, serving his
master in the care of the flock. He can
do as much for us in America il We will
but regularly put him into our service.
In neglecting to use him, our flock mas
tiers have missed . great benefit they
might have gained.
At some Of the agricultural shows IN
England aud Scotland the sheep dog trials
are among their most attractive features,
aud thousands gather to witness them.
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A Mexican Paradise.

One day / met an old friend, a capital.
list, and the result was that the wear laea
found me located at Laduanda, six miles
from Alamosa, in the State of Sonora.
Mexico, as the resident Superintendent,
OF the American Mining Company. Ala.
mosa is situated in Paradise. No nor.
tion OF the Republic Of Mexico is 90 fav.
ored IN the matter Of climate. | never,
10 sll my twenty five years in Sonora
suffered from the heat a. have during
the last few days here. Did l say that
Alamoso WAS in Psradisel I mean that
II ~as. The sois Whereabouts il richness
'tss'k. Tickle i with hoo and it laughs
harvest. There are cattle m thousso nd
. LIS Riuss the richest in the world. ana
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The Queen City Of South America.

"Santa Lucia" is the most beautiful
place in all South America-the most
beautiful place have ever seen. 1t is \
pile of rocks 4 thousand feet high. cast by
some volcanic agency into the center Of
the great plain on which the city stands.
1t was here that the United States Astro-
nomicsl Expedition Of 1859, under Lieu.
tenant GilIas. made observations. Before
that time, and as far back rs the Spanish
invasion, 1t was a magnificent fortress,
commanding the entire valley with its
guns, and tradition has il that the king
of the Araucanians had q stronghold here
before the Spaniards came. After the
departure of the United States expedition,
Vicunae MtCenna, public spirited man
OF wealth in Santiago, undertook the
work of beautifying the place, and by
the ard Of private subscriptions, with
much Of his own means. sought all the
resources that taste could suggest and
money reach to improve on natures graz
deur. His success was complete. Wind.
ing walks and stairways, parspets aud
balconies, grottoes and flower. beds. groves
of trees and vine hung arbors, follow one
another from the base to the summit.
while upon the west, at the edge of
precipice 800 feet high, is u miniature
castle and lovely little chapel, in whose
crypt Vicunae McCenna has asked that
his bones be laid. Below the chapel 800
or 400 feet on the opposite side of the
hill. ia level place on which restaurant
and outdoor theatre have been erected.
Here on summer nights come the popu
lation of the city to eat ices, drink beer.
and laugh at the farces played urou the
stage, while bands If music and dancing
make the people merry. This 10 the re
sort of the aris.ocrocy.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-09-24

To D. +. SoMERs. his heirs and assigns:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
I | have expended the sum of one hun
drcd (SlW) dollars in labor and improve
ments upon the ArgOmamt lode min
ing claim, situated in Warm Springs Creek
mining district. Alturas county. Idaho Ter
ritory. as required by section 1924, Revised
Statutes of the United States, being the
amount required To hold the same for the
year ending December 81, 1886, and if within
ninety 3d. days after this notice by publ
cation you fail or refuse to cont butte your
proportion of such expenditure as co-owner
lyonr interest being one-eighth. amount
ing to $l2D) your interest in said claim
will become the property of the subscriber
of the United States.
RICHARD c. WEST
ketchum. Idaho. August 5, 1887.
First publication August 8, 1887.
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LEGAL.
No. 227.
Application for a Paten,
UNITED STATES LAND Orrrrr

UNITED STATES LAND OFrrrp
HALEY, Idaho, September ~ So,
Notice is hereby given that Alevo, $50
Dollarhide, Lewis &. Dollort;5NN II.
Pinkham and Albert Griffith vI, Joseph
office address is ketchum. Ajtnrn'oSe post.
Idaho Territory. have this da~ - u, county.
application for patent for fifteen S',,Ih er
linear feet of the Huhdred
"SCO1"r"
Lode mine or vein, bearing p,lor,.
surface ground six hundred fec, INA With
situated in Little Smoky mimi" width.
county OF Alturas and Territory - NiIsi5tIiict,
and designated by the field nntes igahO,
clai plat on file III this office as IL, , on
iifty-six, said lot No. So being lumber
follows, to-wit: 0S''1oed as
Beginning at the discovery stoko i,
south 400 10 east s05 feet 10 center 'HeAce
END OF claim; thence south 40 a, South
teet to southwest corner of claim ' ID
IN earth ana stone mound. corner n ~
thence horth ~ 10 east 600 feet In ~
east corner oi claim, post set in eartb a.',
stone mound, corner No =. Thee. ana
400 10 west sOJ feet To an angle IN, io'th
iine OF claim opposite discovery s3!e
IN earth and stone mound. CORNER sei
thence north loo 32 west 60 feet "a - - o.
east corner OF claim, post set i'm ear,L ~. u,
stone mound. corner No 4. th.nr, aun
49o 10 west 600 feet To northwest ,.,,r,- OHii
claim, post set IN earth and stone ,n',','. "
corner No. D; thence south I5C ~, .,., -,
feet To angle III west side of claim o,,,,' 80
discovery, post set in earth ana 80 ~
mound, corner No. 6; thence south ia ,r
east oOj feet ascending and dllarier,,,sl . 80
side to corner No. aud place of besi,,, ,'''.'
FROM corner No D, corner No. 1 az ..Rs
kgr HI,I I'm, "4a
40 ID west lI5 feet distant. corner ''
OF isabelle" lode, SURVEY No. .Oj L.,,r.SS'
80 Az ". 202 feet distant. : n ~
No. bears south 6lo ~ west l523 8 81.
Instant; magnetic variation loo ~ ,as,
containing 20.6-O acres
The location OF THIS mine is recorded !,
the Recorders office of AltuIas comm"
Idaho Territory. The adjoining clam,
are East Side, Covert and "Bunras
Hill" "''
Any and all persons claiming adyerselv
any portion OF said Scott lode. min. ~
surface ground are required 10 file their All.
verse ciiiiii' VITA ti4U ..c1Istvr "a ttit. mud
States Land Office at HALEY. in the cnrn,,
of Aliuras aforesaid during the Sixty da,.
period OF publication hereof. or they win n,
barred by virtue oi tine provision, ul Inc
statute. Ill. q. BILLlADS, Register
III Is hereby osueicu ti.ai the fuI,s,rpe
notice OF application Tor patent he pu.
ilshcd for the period OF 20 uaNs ten r,l
>ecutive weeks III the kEYsTOSE, weekly
newspaper published IL ketchun, Idaho
IL. -. BlLLiNOS Register
A. J. PlNkhAM, any fos Ci"imnnl.
FIRST puDiicdtiun, ocpt. l., looe
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No. -ZS.
Application for a Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

HALEY. Idaho, September Is, l5'7
Notice is hereby given tina, Alexander II
Dollarllide. Lewis &. DOllarhidc .l,,>eph
rinkhan and Albert Griffith. whose p,,.
office address Is ketchum, Altura> COUNTY.
Idaho Territory. have this day filed Their
tpplIcatlun Tor Il patent Tor nltren hundred
t,ppsr feet pt H.,
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Lode mining claim situate on unsnrtet,;s I've
land in Warm Springs Creek Mliihs i',n
trict, Alturas county, Idaho IerrllVI W.. Ia
,isting of 1900 linear feet Of the lode, ana
surface ground GOO feet wide. being Lo' w
-. and described i'm the field notes a nv
plat of the official survey Oh me ~ w
office. with magnetic variation al u ues''''
and 20 minutes east. n follows: -,
Beginning at the discovery p"iht " Isl
claim and running south - deS'e I'm.
80 feet center south end hnc 90 .l' a',r'
thence north IS degrees east ~ lte1 :" IA
ner No. /; thence south IS degrees % A..
tcet To curper No .: thence north % us
grees west 900 feet 10 corner No. - tu NJ
north - degrees west ZOO feet 10 cuip ~, m
/: thence north Is degrees east w aa.t
corner No. 5: thence south - degrees q
100 feet To corner No. q; thence ;a.lud.
degrees east 50J feet To corner No. ,,iaJ for
ing an area of Is l0S-iOoJ acres VI.
No conflicts. From corner No. !, ,inutes
NJ No. bears south 81 degrees o.
east .;y4S feet. ..eord in
THE said mining claim being OF rec.n ssid
the Office of the County Recorder ~ .onr.
mining district. at Haley, in Altui"it rown
ty, Idaho Territory. The nea,sIt' and
locations being the Iron "aN'
"Paymaster." adversely
Any and all persons claiming iaaS lode
any portion OF the said "lrOliciIa" are re-
mining claim or surface gr9uili thereto
quired tn file their adverse 'la I,n,ss Land
with the Register OF the nlleG ,ithin
Office, at HALEY, Idaho Ierritoii or they
the sixty days publication .ne ,a..or;siouso Of
will lie barred by virtue OF tile pis and pro-
the Statute in such cases nis' Register.
vided II. .. BlLLlNpn, ,,ice Of sp-
/ direct that the foregoing; n aHeS for he
plication for patent be Pup aSn,iye wecks)
IN i the KxTosiS krSs1osE, weekly !! c Cur.
paper published at ketcbum'
ty, Idaho Territory. v,yxca Resissef
w. II. War;, Atty for arp1camnIi ses.
Visst publication August ~
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" EASE SsE,E."

Lode. mine or vein. bearing galona. with
surface ground six hundred feet IA width
situated III Little Smoky mining distract
county of AituraS and territory of Idaho
and designated by the field notes and ps..
cial plat on file in this office Is lot nuilnrr
tfty-seven. said lot No. 5, being described
az follows, tO-wlt:
Beginning At the discovery stake running
thence nortn 40 So 10" west ID feet 10 4
point on north end OF claim thence south
$50 40 west .O1 feet Ia east side line Ui Scott
lode To a post set in earth and stone mound.
| corner No. /; thence north - 10 ca.i so
feet TO northeast corner OF claim post set
III earth and stone mound. corner No. :.
thence south 40 80 90 east I0ct a>ccnG-
ing and quartcrlng hillside 10 ridge lJp
feet. descending on Warm SPRINGS creek
side To southeast corner OF Clam. post ST
III earth and stone mound. corner NJ. 5.
thence south 49, 40 west 100 feet. ascend
ing small ridge go feet on level along hill
side To southwest corner OF claim. posi- ST.
III earth and stone mound corner No. t.
thence north 100 10 west 51J feet. ascend
ing To ridge 4UJ feet. descending ami quar-
tering iIilis.de on Little smoky side. nat 2
sect corner No. OF survey No. 90. lit
feet, interscct corner 40. oil survey NJ.
6lJ and angle III west tide line Oi claim ~
posite discovery, corner No. >; themes
north no ~ west 2o2 feet descending AMI
quartering hillside along east side OF sur
yey No. 90 To corner No. OF claim and
place of beginning; magnetic variation
laO .O' east. containing ls.5ib acres.
The location of this mine is recorded 10
the Recorders office OF Alturas county
Idaho Territory. The adjoining claims are
Bunker Hill, isabella" covert" and
scott"
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said East Side" lode mine
or surface ground are required to Tile their
adverse claims with the Register ol tie
United States Land Office at haley, in TIC
county OF Alturas aforesaid, during tie
sixty days period of publication hereof, u
they will be barred by virtue Of the p.o-
visions Vf the statute
IL. y. BILLINGS. Register
IL is thereby ordered that the foregoing
notice OF application for patent b. pup
lished for the period of 20 days ten con
secutive weeks III the kEYsToSE, weekly
newspaper published at ketckuni, Idaho.
ii. q. BILLINGS. Register.
A. J. PlNkhAM. Any for Claimants
-FiIst publication, sept. IL, 1904
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NOTICE.

THE ACCOUNTS OF THE LATE FIRM
Of McMann T. McKim have this day
been placed in my hands for collection. and
all parties indebted to said firm are re-
quested to call and settle mp ut once, and
save costs. FRANK ]. STONE.
kctxhum, August Is. l807. Il
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Land Office ut HALEY, Idaho. !

Land Office ut HALEY, Idaho.
August Is. 1887.
Notice of the above application will be
published in the KEYSTONE. printed at
Ketchum, Idaho, which hereby designate
as the newspaper published nearest the
land described in said application.
H. y. BILLINGS, Register.
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LAND OFFIcE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
August Is, 1887.
l, John L. Holman. of Ketchum, Idaho
who made Presumption Entry No. 10 for
the +. a NV. Il Sec. 49, TIP. ~. r. is f..
do hereby give notice of my intention to
make final proof to establish my claim t.
the land above described. and that expect
to prove my residence and cultivation be-
fore the Register and Receiver at HALEY.
Idaho, on September rs, 1887 by one of the
following witnesses:
John Olsen, Nelson Bridge. John S.
Lind. John Rasmussen. all of Ketchum
Idaho. JOHN l.. HOLMAN.
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Notice Of the above application will be
published in the KEYsroxH, printed at
Ketehum, Idaho. which hereby designate
as the newspaper published nearest the
land described in said application.
II. y. BILLINGS, Register.
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Application for a Patent.
Survey No. 595.
NOTICE No. 225.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

ONIIEp STATES LAND offitt'
HALEY, Idaho. August il, 1871
Notice is hereby given that John lehP
and Nathan Falk. 10y W. ii. Watt 'heil
attorncy-in-fact, whose postoilice address =
HALEY, Aituras county. Idaho Territory,
have made application for a United S'a'e'
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1887-09-24

whats your husband doing nowl"
He's . speculator." Indeed. What
in" "Oh, things 10 general. He Just sits
around and puts in his time specu hating
so"ut the public debt and the distance
Of the sun aud don't know whxt all,
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Big Name for q Small Babv.

A very little baby was born to Dennis
and Betsy Broughtou, respectable colored
citizens Of Monroe, Ga, the other dav.
II weighed but two pounds. and looked
too small to have life in it. But its proud
mother said that there Was nothing the
matter with 1t; it was lies small, dst's
AL and she named it Martha Ann Mary
Magdalene Frances Cleveland Brouphton
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-10
Total, 80 pieces. 1924, 147
A FELINE PRIMA DONNA.
A Cat, by Listening to a Music
Box, Learns to Sing.

Most every one at some time or other
has observed the peculiar purr of cat.
r: w. Scott, of Bishops Creek, is the
proud possesSor of cat that is an artist
IN this respect, says the Onyo (Cal.)
Register, as itmore than purrs-it sings!
This may appear too strange for belief.
but in the face of the fact that several
OF our most prominent citizens. and all
gentlemen of undoubted veracity,
vouch for the truthfulneSS of the story.
it must be believed.
!: Mr.. Scott has in his establishment a
very fine musicboX, and the, cat has
been noticed listening to its stains for
hours at time. One evening recently
the feline prima donna poured forth in
in a rich and clear contralto the melody
OF the "Grand Duchess" To say that
her. owner was aStoniShed would be
putting it mildly. He Immediately
called in several of his neighbors to lis
tento the wonder, but it was loves
labor lost, for the music had stopped.
a lew evenings later she again poured
forth her liquid notes, this time render
ing IN fne style Listen to the Mocking
Bird" Several gentlemen fortunately
were present, and listened with sur
prise and delight to perhaps the greatest
wonder Of the age.
Many times during the past week the
song cat has tuned herself to the sweet
est melody, and each time to the delight
of interested hearers. Her owner is
Justly proud of her, land, of course, values
her highly. He is cndeavoring to train.
herst0 sing whenever he desires it. and
if successful will probably visit the
principal places of the coast. Such a
unique exhibition cannot fail to create a
sensation and make a fortune for our
fellow townsnlan. s-s